Finance

This is a classic question. An MBA is a broader degree and will give you more competencies than just an M.Sc. An MBA will also give you scope to go into upper management at some point should you choose to do so. The M.Sc. Will confine you just to finance. It is a question of choice. This depends on what sector in finance you wish to go. MBA (Master of Business Administration). It makes you jack of all. Means you'll be imparted with all the necessary skills required for flourishing in the corporate sector. M.Sc (Finance). It makes you master of one. It means you will be taught extensively about all the nuances related to finance.
Best of luck.

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Hi Haritha,
CMA is a person who performs services involving costing, pricing of goods and services, verification or certification of Cost Records and Taxation, especially in Indirect Taxation. Earlier only Public Sector Undertaking (PSU) Companies offered job to CMAs, but in the last few year's trends have changed. Now almost all enterprises/ companies show their interest in giving job to CMAs. It has shown in Institutes campus placement where, apart from PSUs, companies such as ITC, ICICI Bank, IDBI Bank, Wipro, Ashok Leyland, Ford etc. Are regular recruiters. If you are looking for management accounting jobs especially in the manufacturing sector, people do seem to appreciate the CMA qualification. However, your passion in a particular subject and your caliber for attaining the highest level of specialization, will eventually lead to a phenomenal career path. We find CMAs doing jobs as:
Manager
Taxation, Manager
Accounts Manager
Credit etc. In many companies. Many CMAs are holding top management positions, viz. , Managing Director, Finance Director, Financial Controller, Cost Controller, Chief Internal Auditor, CEO, CFO etc. Other Employment Ares:
-Maintenance of Cost Records
-Cost Audit
-Audit and other Work
-Value Added Tax
-Central Board of Excise and Customs
-Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA)
-Foreign Trade Policy
-Securities Exchange Board of India (SEBI)
SAP has a functional side and a technical side to it. With your qualification, I assume that you are interested in specializing in the functional area of your specialization - in your case that would be the FICO or financial module of SAP. As is the case with all functional modules, it helps to first GET an in-depth experience in the functional area, then learn SAP and then use your experience to deploy SAP in the most productive manner. So, first try to work in your area of specialization - marketing and then consider getting into SAP. SAP India, Bangalore is your best BET for finding information on training. It is recommended that you do your training from either Siemens Information Systems or Genovate Systems as these are the only authorized SAP education partners in India.